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SC to examine inordinate delay in judges appointments
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SC to examine inordinate delay in judges appointments

SC to examine Centre’s delay in appointing judges despite Collegium reiteration; pleas allege 4-year lag affects judicial seniority and interest.

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Supreme Court Upholds Merit Based Classification of Senior Advocates, Dismisses Writ Petition [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Supreme Court Upholds Merit Based Classification of Senior Advocates, Dismisses Writ Petition [Read Judgment]

Read about the Supreme Court's decision upholding the classification of senior advocates based on a transparent merit-based mechanism. The court dismisses a writ petition challenging the designation, emphasizing the importance of standards in the legal profession.

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Supreme Court dismisses MCGM’s challenge to arbitral award, holds party conduct relevant while deciding jurisdictional objections under Section 16 of the Arbitration Act.

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Madras High Court acquits woman in husband’s murder case, holding Section 106 of the Evidence Act cannot substitute the prosecution’s primary burden of proof.

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